Indaco Mfg Ltd MBP35201 Compostable Kitchen Bags 3 Gallon 20 Count

Product Description

The INDACO MFG LTD MBP35201 is a certified 100% compostable small kitchen bag designed for collecting food scraps and organic waste at the source. Each bag measures 17 inches by 16 inches and holds up to 3 gallons, making it the right size for countertop compost bins and under-sink pails. These bags break down fully in composting environments, eliminating the need to empty bins by hand or deal with liner residue. They are sold in a 20-count pack and are suited for residential kitchens, food service prep areas, and any setting where organic waste is collected before transport to a composting facility.

The MBP35201 is intended for kitchen food scrap collection in residential and light commercial applications. The 3-gallon capacity fits standard small kitchen compost pails. Facility managers, property maintenance staff, and homeowners handling organic waste diversion programs are the typical end users. The bags are designed to be placed directly into composting bins without removal, streamlining waste handling workflow.

Key Features

• Certified 100% compostable construction breaks down fully in composting conditions
• 3-gallon capacity sized for countertop and under-sink kitchen compost pails
• 17 inches by 16 inches bag dimensions for a secure fit in standard small bins
• 20-count pack reduces restocking frequency for routine kitchen use
• Eliminates manual emptying and liner residue in compost bins

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or refill liner for standard 3-gallon kitchen compost pails and countertop food scrap collection bins used in residential and light commercial settings.

Installation Notes

Open the bag fully before placing it into the compost pail to ensure a snug fit against the bin walls. Do not overfill past the 3-gallon rated capacity, as this can compromise the bag integrity during transport to an outdoor bin or composting facility. When transferring collected scraps, handle the bag from the base to avoid tearing. Check with your local composting program to confirm acceptance of certified compostable liners, as some facilities have specific requirements.